Vergil Carroll Herrington III, known to many as \ Bubba Herrington \ went to be with his Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on Wednesday, February 27, 2013. He is survived by his daughter Misty Cloyd of Midland, TX; and her husband Randy, daughter Amy Tapp of Lubbock, TX; and her husband Tim, daughter Kristal MurdockContinue Reading
Amber brown
left a message on March 3, 2013:
Uncle bubba was a great inspiration to me through the years and lived by gods holy words and would share stories with me from the days when he was younger. May you rest in peace with your king. I love you
Michiel G. Liddell
left a message on March 3, 2013:
My Uncle Bubba was a great guy. Not in the sense of great wealth or a vast collection of things. No, he was a purveyor of people. He was a kind and gentle man whose success was measured by the lives he touched and the people he loved. He truly reflected what it meant to show God's love to others. And not just to fellow Christians. He loved his fellow man with God's love. He never cared if you were different or unpopular or even considered by some to be an outcast - he loved you for you and who you were, not what you had done or wouid do. He accepted you at face value and shared his Jesus at every turn. I will miss his presence and will never forget the many kindnesses he showed to me and others. He may be gone BUT he will never be forgotten. He will live on in the many lives he touched. And now he celebrates a life well lived with Grannie and Pa Pa. We love you Uncle Bubba.MIKEY
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Amber brown
left a message on March 3, 2013:
Uncle bubba was a great inspiration to me through the years and lived by gods holy words and would share stories with me from the days when he was younger. May you rest in peace with your king. I love you
Michiel G. Liddell
left a message on March 3, 2013:
My Uncle Bubba was a great guy. Not in the sense of great wealth or a vast collection of things. No, he was a purveyor of people. He was a kind and gentle man whose success was measured by the lives he touched and the people he loved. He truly reflected what it meant to show God's love to others. And not just to fellow Christians. He loved his fellow man with God's love. He never cared if you were different or unpopular or even considered by some to be an outcast - he loved you for you and who you were, not what you had done or wouid do. He accepted you at face value and shared his Jesus at every turn. I will miss his presence and will never forget the many kindnesses he showed to me and others. He may be gone BUT he will never be forgotten. He will live on in the many lives he touched. And now he celebrates a life well lived with Grannie and Pa Pa. We love you Uncle Bubba.MIKEY
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